are actually concerned about ur kids English language proficiency?

I believe the answer is yess..at least most of us..
and for me..yes I am...after all dlm zmn moden ni, serba-serbi pun nak tgk ...one of the important impression and assesment is ...if a person is able to converse in English, with confidence..

me masa undergrad days..tak de lah practise sgt ckp omputih ni..tp bila me start my 1st job (keje kat bank-UOB). ha, time tu memang penting bebenor lah nak kena fasih English ni...sbb colleagues 95% chinese, so are the bank customers and solicitors..
then me join UIA as lecturer, huh, lagi lah...sbb kena bagi lecture 100% in English...so Alhamdulillah, even tak terer pun, setakat ckp2 biasa tu oklah

and kalau boleh, me memang nak my kids proficient in English ni...me start hantar zharfan masuk Q-dees masa dia umur 3 thn, tp sbb tak larat nak hantar (lokasi +timing agak tak sesuai), so separuh jln jer usaha me tu..Zharfan masuk nursery uia akhirnya sbb senang me nak antar-amik..

and being here in UK, Alhamdulillah, now dh 5 bln Zharfan masuk radford primary school ni, he is so confident to converse in English, though still with limited vocab, tp simple2 sentences memang dh fluentlah, and confident jer dia chat2 dgn kwn2 sebaya dia :) :) kat rumah pun, byk jugak dia guna bahasa ni (me dgn hubby bknnya ckp omputih kat umah:p) mostly he imitates and copied what he learnt and heard in school, from is teacher and peers :)